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minisitee

Mini site for a mobile app

Free mini site for your mobile app, with store links and support.
Ready in 3 minutes.

Show your features and screens, add the App Store and Google Play buttons, a video, a FAQ and support at minisitee.com/yourname. You set it up yourself, from your phone.

Create my app mini site
  • App Store and Google Play buttons
  • Support requests arrive in Configure
  • No developer, no domain needed
minisitee.com/myapp
Example mini site, with scrolling: My App

Day to day

Less repeated explaining, more downloads

People who find your app want to know what it does, find the right store link and know who to ask for help. Without a page, all of that gets scattered.

Without minisitee

  • The store link gets lost in posts, stories and messages
  • The features are explained again to every person
  • Support questions arrive scattered across several networks
  • There is no place to show the screens and the video

With minisitee

  • App Store and Google Play buttons in a single link
  • Features and screens explained on the page itself
  • Support form and WhatsApp, with answers in Configure
  • Screenshot gallery and video to see before downloading
Create my app mini site

Suggested structure

Mini site for mobile apps: the structure

This is how the finished mini site looks, top to bottom. Next to each part, the tool you use to create it.

Example mini site (My App), part 1: Header
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HeaderPhoto, name, city and a short description of your business. You fill it in under Account.
Example mini site (My App), part 2: Highlights
1
HighlightsCards with an icon: Quick to use; Always at hand; Secure; Easy to understand; Made for you; Useful notifications.
Example mini site (My App), part 3: Photo gallery
2
Photo gallery7 photos — Get to know the screens.
Example mini site (My App), part 4: List
3
ListOpen list: Download the app; Create your account; Start using it. Opens with the heading “How to get started”.
Example mini site (My App), part 5: Product or Service
4
Product or Service2 cards with photo: Who it's for, What's new.
Example mini site (My App), part 6: FAQ
5
FAQ5 questions and answers that open on tap. Opens with the heading “Frequently asked questions”.
Example mini site (My App), part 7: Form
6
Form“Support and contact”: 4 questions, and the answers arrive in Configure.
Example mini site (My App), part 8: WhatsApp button
7
WhatsApp buttonButton with a ready message: “Chat on WhatsApp”.

Appear when you fill them in: Link, Video, Social networks.

Tools

What a mobile app's mini site needs

You add only what you use. Each tool can be added, removed or moved with a tap.

  • Store links

    Buttons for the App Store and Google Play, each with its own link.

  • Featured functions

    Your main features in short cards, with an icon and one sentence.

  • Screenshot gallery

    Screens from the app so people see what it looks like before downloading.

  • Video

    A video showing the app in use.

  • FAQ

    Price, offline use, data, compatible phones.

  • Support form

    People describe the problem and the answers arrive in Configure.

  • WhatsApp button

    For anyone who prefers to ask in a chat.

  • Social links

    The app's profiles, to follow the news.

Create my app mini site

Getting started

How people get to your app

A single link to use in your bio, in an ad, in a QR code on printed material or in your email signature.

  1. 1

    They open your link

    And see what the app does, its screens and the video, right on their phone.

  2. 2

    They tap the store button

    App Store or Google Play, and download the app.

  3. 3

    They ask for help if needed

    They fill in the support form and you reply from what arrived in Configure.

Guide

How to build a mobile app mini site: from the first tap to the download

People landing on an app's mini site want to know three things: what it is for, what it looks like and where to download it. Order your tools that way.

One sentence about the problem the app solves

Instead of describing technology, write the use: "Track household spending in two taps". Put it in a Title and, right below, a two-line Text saying who the app is for. Avoid download counts, ratings or awards you cannot prove. If the app is not published yet, say so clearly and pair it with a Countdown or a Form for interested people.

Show the screens before explaining everything

A Gallery with three or four screenshots, in the order a person would use the app, beats a list of features. Add a short demo Video, around 30 to 60 seconds, showing only the main task. Use the Highlights tool for three real differentiators, without repeating what the images already show.

Download buttons in the right place

Use the Link tool for the App Store and another for Google Play, with labels like "Download for iPhone" and "Download for Android". Place them right after the screens and repeat them at the end of the mini site, for people who have already decided. A QR code helps when someone is on a computer and wants to open it on their phone, or when you promote on printed material.

Support and questions live in a fixed corner

Reserve a block of Frequently asked questions for what users really ask: whether the app works offline, which phones it supports, how to recover an account. For support, use the Form, with fields for the device model and a description of the problem. Messages arrive in Configure. If you also answer on WhatsApp, include the button and state your reply hours.

Best practices

Best practices for an app mini site

An app mini site has a short job: take the person from tapping a link to the right store button, on the right phone, with enough trust to install.

The app cycle: pre-launch, launch and updates

The mini site changes with the phase. Before publishing in the stores, use a Title, a Countdown to the expected date and an interested-users Form.

Tool order and the first 3

On the free plan only the first 3 tools show.

  • 1. Title with the main function
  • 2. Link: App Store
  • 3. Link: Google Play
  • 4. Screenshot Gallery and Video
  • 5. Frequently asked questions and support

Button labels and QR code

Write labels that name the system: "Download for iPhone (iOS 15 or later)" and "Download for Android (version 8 or later)". State only the minimum version you tested.

Screenshots: how many, in what order, of what

The Gallery takes 1 to 4 columns and up to 20 photos; for an app, use 4 to 6 vertical screenshots in two columns, in real usage order: first launch, main screen, the key action, the result, settings.

  • Home or onboarding screen
  • Main screen in use
  • The key action (create, log, order)
  • The result (report, confirmation)
  • Settings and privacy

Highlights and "how to start" without jargon

Use Highlights for 3 to 4 differentials phrased as use: "Log an expense in 2 taps", not "optimized interface". Then a numbered List of 3 steps: download, create account (email, phone or social login), do the first task.

Technical FAQ: price, version, offline, data

Use Frequently asked questions for what blocks installation.

  • Price: free, subscription, in-app purchase
  • Offline: what works without internet
  • Compatibility: system and minimum version
  • Account: login, multiple devices, deletion
  • Privacy: what is collected and why

Support and contact form

Say how to ask for help and how fast you usually reply, only if you keep it.

  • Name: short text, required
  • Email: email type, required
  • Device: single choice (iPhone, Android, Other)
  • What happened: long text, required
  • Does it always happen?: single choice (Yes, Sometimes, Once)

Measure without promising: where the click comes from

Installs are measured by the stores, not by the mini site. Compare, in the stores, activity on the days you shared the mini site, and use a single-choice "How did you hear about us" in the interested-users form.

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Your app can have a mini site today

Add the store links, show the screens and keep support one tap away for people who are just getting started.

Create my app mini site

FAQ

Questions from app makers

Can I add the App Store and Google Play links?

Yes. With the Link tool you create one button per store, with whatever title and address you want.

Can I show the app's screens?

Yes. With the Gallery tool you upload screenshots and people see the screens before downloading.

Can I include a demo video?

Yes. The Video tool shows a video of the app right on the page.

How do I receive support requests?

With the Form you create up to 20 questions and the answers arrive in Configure. You can also add a WhatsApp button.

Does the page work in other languages?

Yes. Your mini site speaks Portuguese, English and Spanish, and you set it all up from your phone.

Do I need the app to be published before creating the mini site?

No. You can launch the mini site first, with a countdown and a form for interested people, and add the App Store and Google Play links later, once the app is live.

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